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From: David Botton <David@Botton.com>
Subject: Re: What is ADA?
Date: 1999/02/22
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Take a look at The Ada Source Code Treasury - http://www.botton.com/ada

You will not only find sample code you can look at, but also:

Resource to learn Ada, http://www.botton.com/ada/learn and a good
starting point with links to just about every Ada site on the planet.

You might also look at why I use ada -
http://www.botton.com/ada/articles/whyada.html

David Botton



Corvus wrote:
> 
> More specifically:  What does it look like?  How would I write a "hello
> world" program in Ada?
> --
> This is my .SIG file.  Enjoy.